The RV parks and campgrounds are listed in order of their proximity to the Albuquerque fairgrounds. (See, for example, the Ignacio Chavez Special Management Area, the Cabezon Peak Wilderness Study Area, and Diablo Canyon Recreation Area, all maintained by BLM). There are numerous other places to stay in further out locations, including some on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land for those of you who may be interested in boondocking during your stay. The list of RV parks provided below includes all locations within 25 miles of the Albuquerque fairgrounds. RV parks and campgrounds in the Albuquerque, NM area None are left off the list, as far as I know. This list includes all RV park locations that I could identify. The RV parks are located north, south, east, and west of the hot air balloon festival. The map below is taken from the AllStays app to show locations of the RV Parks in the Albuquerque area. Using the AllStays Pro app (see post about AllStays here), I identified RV parks and campgrounds within 25 miles of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta fairgrounds. Given the large numbers of visitors, RV parks fill up quickly in the area. AllStays App to Identify RV Parks and Campgrounds We were lucky to get an RV site at the fairgrounds. We visited the hot air balloon festival in 2017 and wrote a post about our fantastic experience. The event is attended by nearly 750,000 visitors each year, many of whom come from out of town in their RVs looking for a place to stay. It is truly a beautiful sight to see hundreds of hot air balloons take off over the Sandia mountains and land each day. It is rightfully one of the world’s most photographed events and makes it to the top of many RV’ers bucket list. hot air balloon festival) is held for nine days each year during the first week in October in New Mexico. The Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (i.e. Last Updated on Novemby The Albuquerque Hot Air Balloon Festival

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